medal as Leicester were promoted to the Premier League as champions. He was released by the club at the end of the season after his contract expired. Ipswich Town St Ledger joined Ipswich Town on a short-term contract on 27 November 2014. However, he made no appearances for Ipswich and his only involvement in the team was being named as an unused substitute for the club's wins over Charlton Athletic and Leeds United. On 29 December, he was released by the club. Orlando City After a successful trial, St Ledger signed with Orlando City of Major League Soccer on 5 March 2015. His contract was terminated by the club on 1 August 2015 after a "serious breach of club policy". The Orlando Sentinel reported that Orlando City SC released St Ledger for missing a team flight and several days of training. Return to Leicester City Whilst recovering from long-term injury after leaving Orlando, St. Ledger scouted for former club Leicester City. He played for the club's under-21 side in a pre-season friendly against Leamington in July 2017. Solihull Moors and Guiseley In October 2017, St Ledger joined Solihull Moors of the National League, making his debut in a 2–0 defeat to Wycombe Wanderers on 5 November. He did not make a league appearance for the club and, in January 2018, joined Solihull's divisional rivals Guiseley, where he took caretaker charge of the team between February and May 2018. International career Born and raised in England, St Ledger is eligible to play for the Republic of Ireland because his grandparents are both from Carlow. Shortly after joining Preston, St Ledger was called up by Manager Steve Staunton, which he described as "it doesn't get any better than this." After being called up by newly appointed Manager Giovanni Trapattoni, He made his debut in a friendly against Nigeria at Craven Cottage on 29 May 2009, and played his first competitive match a week later, a 1–1 draw away to Bulgaria in a qualifying game for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. St Ledger scored his first goal for Ireland in a 2–2 with Italy at Croke Park, Dublin, in a FIFA World Cup qualifier in October 2009. The goal gave Ireland a late lead against the World Champions and was almost St Ledger's "Ray Houghton" moment, guaranteeing him iconic status in only his sixth appearance, only for Alberto Gilardino to score an even